Although there is a wide range of tools to assess infant and adult attachment, a «measuring gap» has been identified in middle childhood and early adolescence. This article documents the Italian psychometric properties of the Child Attachment Interview (CAI), a semi-structured interview developed from Adult Attachment Interview (AAI) and Strange Situation Procedure (SSP). The main psychometric properties are presented: interrater reliability, test-retest reliability, concurrent and discriminant validities. Findings suggest that the CAI Italian version is a reliable and valid measure for assessing attachment in this developmental period and discriminates the attachment of normally developing children and those with psychopathology
La Child Attachment Interview: un’indagine psicometrica su un campione italiano.
Cavanna Donatella;Bizzi Fabiola;Castellano Rosetta
2018-01-01
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Although there is a wide range of tools to assess infant and adult attachment, a «measuring gap» has been identified in middle childhood and early adolescence. This article documents the Italian psychometric properties of the Child Attachment Interview (CAI), a semi-structured interview developed from Adult Attachment Interview (AAI) and Strange Situation Procedure (SSP). The main psychometric properties are presented: interrater reliability, test-retest reliability, concurrent and discriminant validities. Findings suggest that the CAI Italian version is a reliable and valid measure for assessing attachment in this developmental period and discriminates the attachment of normally developing children and those with psychopathologyFile | Dimensione | Formato | |
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